Many countries have revealed their T20 World Cup jersey for 2024. Let us look at all the jerseys in this article.
The ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2024 is set to commence on June 1, igniting a wave of excitement and anticipation among cricket enthusiasts worldwide. The fervor surrounding the tournament has already kicked off, with countries unveiling their specially designed jerseys. From New Zealand to South Africa, let’s take a closer look at the unique jerseys of the teams participating in the T20 World Cup.
New Zealand jersey for T20 World Cup
New Zealand Cricket revealed a special jersey design on April 29. The new kit draws inspiration from their 1999 World Cup attire, featuring a retro aesthetic. Dominated by an aquamarine hue and minimal black accents, the jersey showcases the team name boldly displayed on a white band across the chest.
South Africa jersey for T20 World Cup
South Africa revealed their jersey, which predominantly showcases a yellow hue, with the national flag’s colors adorning the shoulder region. The prominent feature of the shirt is the King Protea, the national flower of South Africa.
Time to suit up with for the 2024 ICC Men’s T20 World Cup! 🌍🏆
Pre-order yours now at https://t.co/8negrpzQjf and brace yourselves as our Proteas Men’s team lights up the global stage with some out-of-this-world performances!🏏💫
Replica jerseys will be available from 15 May… pic.twitter.com/37SDLZ1jGG
— Proteas Men (@ProteasMenCSA) April 28, 2024
Uganda jersey for T20 World Cup
Uganda was the first team to unveil their tournament jersey presenting a predominantly yellow strip adorned with patterns inspired by feathers, paying tribute to the majestic crested crane. This will be the maiden T20 World Cup for Uganda with historic qualification.
Namibia jersey for T20 World Cup
Namibia revealed their jersey on October 12. They will don a predominantly deep blue strip, with a noticeable touch of red also prevalent.
Nepal jersey for T20 World Cup
The Nepali team has launched a kit similar to the one worn in previous years, but with the addition of yellow text and trims on either side of the shirt.
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